LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER,- THURSDAY JULY 28, 1881.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUK UEGUL.AU CORRESPONOENCE.
Bass bite briskly.
Chills and fever prevail.
Company C will have special drill at
the armory at 8 o'clock this evening.
Only six persons went te Pine Greve
fiem here this morning.
The Shawnee coffee mill is again in op ep
es atien.
The Upp & Black work en the railroad
from the red bride te the cut is nearly fin
ished.
Mrs. Abraham Liudsey's funeral, from
Harvey McFaddcn's at 3 p. m. yesterday,
was largely attended.
The Osceola tribe I. O. H. M. cxcuisien
leaves en Saturday at 5 a. m. and premises
a line trip.
P. H. It. engine Ne. 117, which " played
out " at the Gap a few days age, was
pl.iccd in the shop for repairs. Fifty
lines were taken out and fixed.
The H. & C K. It. pay car arrived in
town this morning and payed its employees
for the mouth of June.
Freight traffic en the P. It. It. is very
heavy at present, but engines are coming
from Philadelphia se slowly, that there
is net enough motive power for its many
cars which lay in the cast aud west yards.
The Ladies' mite society of the . E.
Lutheran church will held a fruit festival,
the third week in August, in the lecture
loom of their church, and also in their
yard, which will be beautifully decorated
and lighted by hanging lamps.
Mr. C. C. KauRman who has the con
tract for grading and niasencry of section
Ne. 2, new line, at Lancaster, will com
mence work immediately aud expects te
have it ready for the raiN, befoie October
1, 1881.
Mrs. E. II. Black, of llarri.sburg, is the
guest of Mis. P. S. Kimburg; Mr.
Jehn S wait, aud a number of ether Co
lumbia gcutlcmen left this morning for
Elm, te see Maud S. ; Miss Ella Shcrtzcr, of
Lancaster, is visiting the Misbcs Wann's ;
Mr. A. J. Neursc aud wife, aud Mr. Fred.
Buchcr aud wife have returned from the
sea shore ; Miss Minnie Themas, of Phil
adelphia, is the guest of Miss Ella Fil
bert. The Marietta bicycle club was in town
I isl evening. Some of the members have
become very expert in the use of the ma
i-hinc, and exhibited some of their skill in
front of Ilcise & KaulTman's hardware
store, en Locust street. We have a num
ber of bicycles in town, but no club.
Twe of the young boys who Kin oil" en
last Tuesday night, Weymcr and Cem t
uey, scut postal cards te their parenis in
forming them that they were in Philadel
phia hunting work, and if they did net
succeed in getting any before Saturday
would return home. Frisby aud Newcomer
left them upeu their arrival in the city,
aud have net been seen since.
This morning a heieran away, aud had
it net been for the timely assistance of Mr.
William Blackson, sr., it would have re
sulted with serious ceusequcuccs. The
horse becoming scared at a passing euginp,
started oil' and ran directly for the pat-sing
train. The lady and gentleman, who wcie
iu the carriage,sccing their danger, sprang
out, and in the very nick of time the horse
was saved by Mr. Blackson grabbing the
bridle and bringing him te a step. With
the exception of a bad scare nothing
serious was the result.
An exciting as well as disgraceful scene
was witnessed en Lancaster avenue yes
terday afternoon. A number of women
were lighting, and when the men attempt
ed te stej) it, the women turned, and in a
body lushed upon them, and they net
liking te stsike a woman were forced te
run. Thcse disgraceful affairs are of daily
occurrence, and the peaceful inhabitants
aieund there arc forced te witness them,
and if they interfere then they arc abused
and .sometimes beaten. Several arrests
and complaints have been made, and
among these arrested are two women who
aie generally the cause of all disturbances.
A Series et llebberies.
On Tuesday night an attempt te rob the
house of David Fisher, iu Kitchcntewu,
was made. The robbers climbed a grape
arbor, and raising a window effected an en
trance. The inmates of the house dis
tinctly heard them, but were tee badly
frightened te give an alarm. One of the
neighbors iu passing noticed the open win
dow and the tern arbor, and thinking all
was net right, knocked at the front deer,
which se scared the robbers that they
dropped the booty they had secured and
lied, making their escape by a back deer.
On the same night the house of Win.
Yeung was also broken into, but before
anything of value could be secured they
were scared off.
Anether but much bolder lebbery was
committed last, night at the residence of
Mr. Gee. Ilaldeinau en Chestnut street.
A ladder had been placed against the side
of the house which reached the second
story window. The robbers entered a room
and after it was thoroughly ransacked,
they descended te the dining room. Heie
they relieved the sideboard of all its valu
able silver-plated ware. They next went,
te the kitchen, but as nothing of value
could be found there they took their de
parture. In the morning one of the serv
ants found the gas iu the dining i6em
lighted but net uutil the ladder was dis
covered was there an alarm raised. The
family descended aud feuud things iu a
disordered condition. Ne steps have as
yet been taken te Hud the robbers.
It appears that the rebcrrics that have
been committed lately, are dene by a reg
ularly organized gang, and they work in
separate crowds of three. The robberies
en Tuesday night were done at nearly the
samp lime, about 1:30 a. m., showing that
it is cither an organized crowd or else there
are mere than one separate crowds. Last
night one of our watchmen noticed
a crowd of men, six iu number, standing
at Mczicr's drugstore. He watched them
for seme time, and when they walked
across Second street, he followed. At
the Vigilaut heuse they separated,
three going up Walnut, street, no doubt
the ones which robbed Haldcman's, and
the ether three coming back aud going
down Wilsen's alley. The watchman fol
lowed them as far as ltedsccker's livery
stable when they disappeared. Our po
lice force is net large enough for a town
the size of Columbia, and if council docs
net take the matter in hand at ence their
mistake cannot be rectified. People en
the route that Henry Redcnhauscr watches
feel safe, as he is always en hand when
wanted. Le t council put a man like Mr.
It. en each square at night and thcse rob
beries will net then be committed.
Police Case.
Yest Wcudler, for drunken and disord
erly conduct was yesterday committed te
jail for 10 days by Alderman McConemy.
The same magistrate held Mrs. Themas
Baxter and Harriet Painter te bail te
auswer at court a complaint made agaiust
them by Jehn Stein, who charges them
with the larceny of doers, sash and ether
lumber from the buildiug belonging te him
en Seuth Prince street aud recently de
stroyed by fire.
Jehn A. Shebcr this morning made com
plaint against Themas Burns, a night boss
of the Safe Harber iron works, for
drunken aud disorderly conduct and for
obscene, boisterous and abusive language.
Alderman McConemy issued a warrant
for his arrest.
Alderman Barr had a largely attended
levee last evening, the crowd bciug at
tracted by the hearing of the complaints
of assault and battery and malicious mis
chief made by Susan A. Rhodes, white,
against Careline Patterson, colored,
whose difficulty at the colored picnic the
ether day has been heretofore reported.
The alderman dismissed the complaints
TUB VAMP.
The Worshipers at LandUvlIIe.
At the children's meeting, just after
dinner, at the Landisville campmeeting
Rev. W. T. Mills of Reading, and Mrs.
Wheeler of Columbia, made ths addresses.
Rev. Chas. Mervine, of New Helland,
preached the 3 o'clock sermon en the
text : " But Ged forbid that I should glory
save in the gospel of our Lord Jesus
Christ," Gal. vi, 14. Rev. Henry Wheeler
oxertcdanda prayer mectiug concluded
the service.
Rev. G. G. Rakestraw, of Downingtown,
conducted a well attended prayer meeting
at C p. m. and at 7:30 Ilev. Chas. Kheades,
of Mount Jey, preached from Luke x, 27 :
" And He answering said. Theu shaltleve
the Lord thy Ged with all thy heart and
with all thy soul, and with all thy strength
and with all thy mind." His audience
was the lai gest congregation up te this
time. The prayer meeting following, con
tinued uutif 10 o'clock, when the bell
sounded for retirement.
Te-day was a very favorable day for the
meeting, and bright and early the con
course of people were up. a geed attend
ance being seen at Rev. W. C. Robinson's
G o'clock meeting, which he addressed en
"The Witness of the Spirit."
Rev. Mills conducted the meeting at
8:20 and the morning sermon was preached
by J. Dickersen, presiding elder, of West
Philadelphia district, from the text
1 Jehn i. 7. " If we walk in the light as he
is in the light, we have fellowship one
with another, and the bleed of Jesus
Christ, his son, cleanseth us from all sin,"
The want of a little rain is still felt en
the grounds, hut otherwise everything is
faverable and auspicious for a geed meet
ing. The attendance grows larger.
Rever's accommodations for bearding are
geed, and also Fowl's tranportatien facil
ities. THEY WED.
And Then Xliey Sped.
"Hail, wedded love! thou word that
sums all bliss ! gives and receives all
bliss !" and much mere of similar import,
as may be found in Pollock's "Course of
Time," and in ceurse of time, by almost
r anybody else who tries it en.
Well they met en JNertu uuke street (pt
ceurse they had often met befere) half
way betwccii Orange and Chestnut. After
a brief consultation they moved en, cross
ed the railroad bridge, aud with Friend
ship en one side. Empire en the ether, aud
leve in the middle, they entered a coach
that by some mysterious providence had
followed or preceded them and dreve ra
pidly' te the parson's.
If there is any oue . thing mere than
another that causes the heart of Rew C.
Elviu Houpt te thrill with pleasure, it is
the thought that he may be able te make
the hearts of ethers thrill with pleasure.
Ne unnecessary lime nor words were
wasted en this occasion. Te the young
couple he said in turn, "wilt thou" and
they both incontinently wilted. "Then 1
pronounce you one flesh," said the
smiling parson. $$, after which the
man aud wife entered the coach
and were dtiven te Rohrcrstewu,
just in time te catch the western bound
train and away Ihey Hew as fast as steam
and car-wheels could carry them te
well, let us say Baltimore, the Monumen
tal city, the city of the Star Spangled Ban
ner ! O, long may they wave ! May their
honeymoon last forever, and when they
i e turn may we have an opportunity of lay
ing our patriarchial hands upeu their fair
young heads and blessing them.
Arm Cut On.
Jehn Furich, formerly of this city
but
who for a year or mere past has been en
gaged en a street railway in Pittsburgh,
met with a serious accident iu that city.
A telegram te friends in this city says he
had his arm cut off iu a saw-mill, but no
further particulars are given. Mr. Fcrich
is about 21 years old aud a brother of
Adam Fcrich, the milk dealer, of the
Eighth ward, this city, who started for
Pittsburgh this afternoon te leek after his
brother, aud bring him home if his con
dition will warrant it.
Fell Frem :i Carriage.
Yesterday afternoon as Mcs. Henry Bow Bew
mau, of Cleveland, Ohie, who is visiting
friends in this city was being conveyed
from the Reading & Columbia depot,
en North Prince street, accompanied by
her sister and her four-year-old son,
Walter, the latter accidentally opened the
coach deer aud fell out, receiving painful
injuries. He was taken te the residence
of Jacob Gctz, Lime street, with whom
Mrs. Bewman is stepping, aud his injuries
attended te by a surgeon.
lTixli Stories.
Judge Patterson and party came home
from their fishing excursion, bringing with
them nearly a peck of fish eels, catties,
sunuics and black bass, of asserted sizes.
The judge says they took them all with
hook and line, but quickly following this
interesting statement ceme a report that a
fish basket was broken and robbed net far
from the point at which the judge and his
party was fishing ! Fish stories must al
ways be taken with seme grains of allow
ance. Runaway.
The herse attached te the bread wagon
of Mr. Kuhu, baker, took fright en Chest
nut street near the - railroad depot this
morning, and turuins into North Queen
street which is new being tern up prepara
tory te laying the Belgian pavement, came
pretty near running into Gruel's confection
ary store, but was caught before any dam dam
age was done except the tearing of the
harness.
Sewer Traps.
This morning workmen were engaged
iu placing traps at the four inlets of the
sewer, corner of West Orange and Mary
streets. It is supposed by some that the
poisonous gases arising from the sewer at
this point may have been the cause of
several cases of typhoid fever that have
occurred in the neighborhood.
doing te Alercersburg.
Rev. Dr. Geerge Aughiubaugh, late
president of Palatinate college, Myers
town, is making preparations te remove
his family te Merecrsburg, where he will
take charge of a Reformed schoeol in the
old Marshall, and later the Mcrcersburg
college buildings, where Rev. Dr Higbee,
his brother-in-law, lately presided.
Second Ward Council men Abroad.
Mr. Frank Shreder aud family left Lan
caster this morning for a summer jaunt
which will include Niagara Falls, Terente,
Montreal, Quebec, the St. Lawrence with
its Thousand Isles, Lake Champlain and
ether places of interest. Mr. W. B. Mid Mid
dlcten and wife left Lancaster for a tour
ever nearly the same route. Where's
"Mac?"
Mad Hegg.
Fer a day or two past a small terrier
deg belonging te Richard B. Masen, East
Orange street, was attacked with spasms
and exhibited seme signs of hydrophobia.
Although Mr. Masen did net think the
deg mad he took the safe ceurse an1! had
him shot.
Died of Lockjaw.
Yesterday a valuable herse belonging te .
Jehn N. Brubaker, 317 North Queen
street, died of lockjaw, having sometime
previously injured its feet by stepping
upon a nail.
Sunday Scheel Picnic.
The Seuth Queen street Presbyterian Mission
Sunday school will held their annual picnic nt
Manhcim en Thursday next. Preparations
are making te ensure a day's pleasure te all
who may attend.
Tne Big Circes Te-morrow.
The harvest Is well ever and the season b se
opportune for the rural folk and city stay-at-homes
te patronize the circus that a big Influx
of visitors and crowded streets may be expect
ed te-morrow, when the united shows of Batch
cller ft Deris appear In this city. The company
comes with the bestef recommendations from
the places -where it has been and the people
who have patronized it It presents a variety
et attractions that cannot fall te please, and
-some which are novel and hitherto unseen In
these parts, such as the great Egyptian Boval Beval
apus and the woman shot irem a cannon, 75
teet into the air. In the personnel of Its
arenic stars it is especially strong, including
the Royal Russian Athletes; M'lle. Sara, the
French Equestrienne ; the Celebrated Seigrlst
Children ; Klnalde Lewandre, the Seuth Amer
ican Bare Back Kider; a Band et Georgia
Cabin Singers; Prof,. Nathan Davjs, the Fa
mous Elephant Trainer; XV. J. Morgan, the
Noted ilurdlc Rider; Prince Satsuma'a Troupe
of Japanese Jugglers; the intrepid Bice
Brethers ; the accomplished Lizzie Keyes ; a
Tribe of Sioux Warriors ; tbe renowned Bernee
Sebastian ; and above all this circus has some
clowns, liinnier than the jesters et the old
kings, among them James Weedville and that
rollicking Irish buffoon, Jehn Patterson, a
first cousin of that famous " Billy " Patterson,
who was struck se mysteriously.
Ringgold Band Excursion
te Atlantic City en Saturday, August 13.
Bound trip tickets geed for three days, $3.
Petersburg, Manhcim, Bruckharts, LandU
villc, Lititz and Ephrata, $2.75. Train leaves
Lancaster (King street) at 4:10 a. in.; Columbia,
4:10 ; Manheim, 4:15 ;' Lttltz. 4:55, See circulars
and bills. 1y2S,30,aug3,6,8,llft2tw
Excursion Register.
Tuesday, Aug. 2. Dale's Watkina and Niag
ara, $9.75.
Thursday, Aug. 4. X. M. C. A. excursion te
Atlantic City. Twe days, S3.
Thursday, Aug. 4. Clemmens's Band excur
sion te lMna Grnve. Pftrlr. 1.5!).
Saturday, Aug. 13. Ringgold Band Excursion
te Atlantic City via. Beading read, S3. Three
clays.
Thursday, Aug. 18. Clark ft Schmidt's ex
cursion te Atlantic City. Twe days, $3.
City Bill routers.
Carsen ft llensei, city bill pesters and dis
tributers, office Iktellieekcbr building, Ne.?6
'Seuth Queen street.
Fer baby and children what nioie delicate
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If it's Liver or Kidney trouble. Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Debility, Wells' Health Benewer is
your nope. $1. Druggists. Depot Jehn F.
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Ge te II. B. Cochran's Drug store, 137 North
Queen street, ter Mrs. Freeman's New Na
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Health, Impound happiness are restored by
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A Wise Deacon.
" Deacon Wilder, I want you te tell me hew
you kept yeurselt and family se well the past
season, while nil the rest et us have been, sick
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utcd Hep Bitters in lime aud kept my family
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lars' worth et it kept us all well and able te
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hundred dollars apiece te keep sick the same
time. I guess you'll take ray medicine here
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Making a KaUe.
Jehn Buys, Credit, P. O., says that for nine
months he could net raise his hand te ids head
through lameness in the shoulder, but by tfce
use of Themas' Eclcctric Oil he wasimtircly
cured. Fer sale at H. B. Cochran's drug store,
137 North Queen street. Lancaster.
RESCUED FROM DEATU.
The follewlngstatcmentof William J. Cough Ceugh
lin, of Semcrville, Mass., is se remnrkablc that
we beg te ask for It the attention of our read
ers. He says : " In the tail of 187G I was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite and llc3h. I was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the summer
of 1877 I was admitted te the City Hospital.
Widle there the doctors said I hail a hole in
my left lung as bigas a half cellar. 1 expend
ed ever a hundred dollars In doctors and med
icine. I was se far gene at ene time a report
went around that I w as dead. I gave up hope,
but a friend told me et Dm Wit. Hall's Balsam
for the Luses. I laughed at my friends, think
ing that my case was incurable, but I get a
bottle te satisfy thcnivhen te my surprise
and gratification, I commenced te leel better.
My hope, once dead, began te revive, and -today
I feel in better spirits than I have the past
three years.
"I write this hoping you will publish it, se
that everyone afllictcd with Diseased Lungs
will he induced te take Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam
ler the Lungs, and be convinced that con
sumption can be cured. I have taken two
bottles ami can positively say that It has dene
mere geed than all ether medlcines I have
taken since my sickness. My ceugli lias al
most entirely disappeared and I shall seen be
able te go te work." Sold in Lancaster at
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NEW ADTEMT1SEMENTS-
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LANCASTER, FRIDAY, JULY 29.
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GREAT INTER-OCEAN BEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Abounding in New Novelties and leatures te be seen in no ether Shew in the World. The
Largest Variety of LIVING WILD ANIMALS ever exhibited under canvas, including among
ether rare specimens,
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN BOVALAPUS,
A 830,000 Curiosity, and positively the only one in captivity. OUK GIGANTIC MUSEUM,
occupying a Mammoth canvas, ter which no additional charge is made, contains a WOBLD
OF WONDERS. THE GRAND DOUBLE CIRCUS IN ONE RING is the only satisfactory
pcrlermauce new given by, any Big Shew.
100 MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTS..
5 GREAT CLOWNS, THE ONLY GROUP OF ZULUS IN AMERICA, -THE ONLY BAND
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THE ONLY BAND OF GEORGIA CABIN SINGERS.
THE ONLY BABY LIONS, SIX WEEKS OLD.
The only ROYAL RUSSIAN ATHLETES, first appearance in America. The only
SIEGR1ST CHILDREN, Champien Athletes or the World. JOHN PATTERSON, the Great
Irish Clown. Three Military Bands. Remember, we allow no Peanut, Lemonade or Candy
Peddling in or around our vast pavilfleus. Positively the only show that hus the Great
ml, m nui cum bail,
Who Is shot from a Monster Sea Coast Mortar 75 ieet into mid air. A HUNDRED OTHER
NOVELTIES NEVER SEEN HERE. OUR
GRAND STREET PARADE
XV ill coUpee all efforts In that direction ever made. DON 'T MISS IT. Daily at 9 a. iu.
ADMISSION 60 Ote.
CHILDREN UNDER 9 YEARS, 25 Ots.
8,000 ELEGANTLY' UPHOLSTERED OPERA CHAIRS 35c. EXTRA.
Exclusion trains en allJUailrqad Lines at
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te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
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mediate effect was marvelous. I have been
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years I gave Ely's Cream Balm n trial ; was
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have had no real attacks since u-ing it. E. II.
Raccu. Editor, Carben County Democrat.
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Itching i'llca Symptoms aud Cure. ,
The symptoms are moisture, llke perspira
tlen, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, as if
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum the private parts arc sometimes af
fected ; It allowed te continue very serious re
sults may lollew. Dr. Swayne's All-Healing
Ointment is a pleasant sure cure. Alse for
tetter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, Erysipelas,
barber's itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cuta cuta
neous eruptions. Price, 50 cents, thrce. boxes
for f 125. Sent by mail te any address en re re
ceipeor price in currency or three cent post
age stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swaync &
Sen, 330 North Sixth street. Philadelphia; Pa.
Sold by all prominent druggists,
j une23-3mdM W S& w
rOLlTIVAL.
Fer County Commissiener:
FI'.ANK CLARK, of Slrasburg township
Subject te the choice et the Democratic coun
ty convention. -.iprC-d&wtp
ADAM S. DIETRICH, of Maner township.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
HENRY F. HARTMAN (Lime Burner), et
East Lampeter township. Subject te the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
'apr2-dAw!p
MARTIN HlLDEBRANT, or Mount Jey
Borough. Subject te the decision of the Dem
ocratic county convention. ap!3-dwlp
JERE MOHLER. Ephrata. Subject te the
decision of the Democratic county conven
tion, uprll-d&wtp
Fer Cennty Auditor :
JOHN S. BROWN, et Drumore township.
Subject te Democratic rules. m27-d&wtp
JOHN L. LIGHTNER, of Leacock township.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
count v convention. aprlS-tfdAw
MAjmiAGXb.
Cremer Watkevs. -July 21, by Rev. W. C.
Robinson, Chas. A. Cremer, el New Milferd,
Conn., -te Jennie Watkeys. et this city.
ItEATHS.
Wolf. In this city, en the 27th Inst., Louisa,
daughter et Henry and Annie Wolf, in the 3d
year et her age.
Tbe relatives and Iriends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the luneral, from
the parent's residence, Ne. 131 East King
street, en Friday altcrnoen at 3 o'clock. In
terment at Lancaster cemetery 2l(l
Shapfickr. At Mt. Jey, Lancaster county.
Pa., en July 26tu, 18S1, Henry -Sbaffncr, in the
70th year of his age.
His relatives and friends, also Lancaster
Cemmandery Ne. 13, K. T., and his Masonic
brethren generally are respectfully invited te
attend the funeral, from his late residence, at
ML Jey, en Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. In
terment at Manheim. Funeral service at the
Lutheran church at 3 o'clock.
'NEW ADVEBTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
Houghten's Omnibuses will leave Centre
Square en Sunday, 31st, for Landisville Camp
meeting at 7 o'clock. Fare, CO cents for the
round trip. jy23-3tdR
KE1STONK BAND AT SINGLA'S ICK
Cream Garden, corner et Orange street
and Marietta Avenue, en Saturday cvenlng.
Garden illuminated and band plays from 8 te
11p.m. Free te all. ltd
PUBLIC BALE. ON THURSDAY, JULY
2. at 9 a. m. and 7 p. m. wilt be sold at
public sale, at Ne. 250 West King street, the
entire stock of Millinery, belonging te the es
tate of Mrs. Mary A. Edwards, deceased.
CHAS. EDWARDS,
Jy27-2td Administrator.
ESTATE OF STEPHEN OERTKISKN,
late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
of administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted te said decedent are requested te make
Immediate settlement, and these havingclaims
or demands against the estate et said dece
dent, te make known the same te the under
signed without delay, residing in the city of
Lancaster. MARY GERTEISEN,
Administratrix.
J. B. Kauffxak, a tt'y. Jy2&6tdeaw
Greatly Reduced Rates.
Jy20,S3,26,28ftUw
NEW AOrEJtllSJUHJiWT,
Democratic County Committee.
There will be a meeting el the Democratic
County Committee at Shober's 'Hetel, Lancas
ter, at 10 a. m., en Monday, August 15, te fix
the time of the County Convention. A lull
attendance of the members is requested.
W. U. HENSEL,
jy27-tdd&w Chairman.
SCHOOL TAX NOTICE.
This is the LAST WEEK for the payment
Pf Scheel Tax, for which the pcicentuge will
uc allowed.
W. O. MARSHALL. Treasurer,'
18-ttd it Ne. 12 Centre Square.
ri'lIK Silt KNIGHTS OF LANCASTER
X. Commandery, Ne. 13, will meet at the
Masonic Hall en
FRIDAY', the 29th Inst., at 12 M., .
te proceed te Manheim, ler the purpose et at
tending the funeral el our late Sir Knight,
Henry Sbaffncr.
By order of
DAVID H. WYLIE, E. C.
Hughs. Gaka, Recorder. jy27-2ldR
DEDICATION OF THE MjENNKKCHOR
Flag. The members of the Lancaster
Mionnercher and their families are respect-
iniiy invitcu te meet at Momncrcner Hall en
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, te take part In
the dedication of their new flag.
By order of the Society.
GEO. PFEIFFER,
Jy27-2td Secretary.
T B. MARTIN & Ce!
MOSQUITO 0AN0PIE1S
ANIJ
. NETTINGS.
LARGEST STOCK, LOWEST PRICES.
Full Size Pink Canopy $1.90
Full Size White Canopy l.ge
Well made, of the best material and put up
Irec or charge. Crib Sizes.
OUR FALL STOCK OF
Is the largest shown in the city. Call and ex
amine. J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. PA.
WANTED.
WANTED A GIRl. TO DO UKNKRAL
housework. A rare chance offered. Ap
ply nt this office. Jy2S-2wd
w
ANTED TWO GIRLS TO DO JKN-
eral housework. Annlvnt. Ihn
Sl'KKCHEK HOUSE.
--. --,--- ----'
jyil-lfd
27 North Duke Street.
WANTED A FIRST-CLASS TOBACCO
Warehouse, with railroad siding. Ca
pacity from 3,000 te 3,500. Apply at this Office.
jy27-2td
WANTKD-A SECOND STORY FRONT
room suitable for an office, within a
square of Centre. Fer particulars address
Bex 2, Ephrata, Pe. jy27-3td
EXVVRSIOXS.
-y ALE SIXTH SUMMER TOUR TO
Niagara Falls and Watkins Glen,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1881.
Leave Lancaster en Niagara Express at 11 a.
m.
Tickets for the Round Trip W9.75.
Geed te return en all trains for 15 days.
Special reductions of one dollar per day less
thun regular charges at Cataract, Interna
tional, Glen Mountain and Glen Park Hotels.
Tickets will be geed te leave also en 3d and
4th of August. Fer tickets and information
call en G. L. FON DERSM1TH,
32 East King Street.
. - or .IAS. A DALE,
jy9-3wd<w Yerk, Pu.
"TEW LIVERY STABLE.
The undersigned lias reopened a
LIVERY STABLE
At the old stand, rear et the Grape Hetel.
WAGONS OF THE LATEST STYLES AND
FROM THE BEST MAKERS.
First-Glass Horses, Careful Drivers.
Alse always en hand and for sale Horses and
Wagons of every description. Horses and
Wagons bought.
CYRUS H. COLVIN.
9-lmdS
OFKCIAL NOTICE.
ORuANS AND PIANOS can be purchased
at the
Lancaster Organ Manufactory
from ten te twenty -five per cent, cheaper dur
ing the month et .April than any ether time.
As I have a large assortment et aB kinds et
Musical Instruments en hand, purchasers will
find it te their advantage n ter examining
ether instruments te call at the warerooms, as
they wBl then be able te see the superiority el
the Lancaster Organ or Chlckcring Piane.
1 have added steam power and am adding a
set et new machinery et my own invention
for making all parts of an organ, from reeds te
the key beard, therefore saving time, expense
and labor, and will give my customers the
.benefit of it by reducing the prices. Send for
catalogues. All kinds et Instruments tuned
and repaired, at
NO. 320 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
ALEX. McKILLIPS,
mar29-2wd&eS Proprietor
Camels
Fairs
TURD EDITION
THUBSDAY EVENING, JULY 38, 1881.
IMPROVING.
A GOOD NIGHT'S REST.
THIS CONDITION OF THK PRES1DEN T.
An Encouraging Repert.
Executive Mansion, Washington, D.
C, July 28, 7 a. m. Dr. Blias says the
president passed an excellent night, better
than any since he was wounded. lie slept
soundly most of the night, and aweke this
morning looking bright and feeling hun
gry. Thore has been a satisfactory dis
charge of pus during the night. His tem
perature this morning is apparently about
normal.
The Official Repert.
Executive Mansion, "Washington,
July 28. 8 A. m. The president rested
well during the night, and no rigor or fob
rile disturbance has occurred since the
bulletin of yesterday evening. This morn
ing the improvement of his general con
dition is distinctly perceptible. He ap
pears refreshed by the night's rest, and
expresses himself cheerfully as te his con
dition. Pulse, 02 ; temperature 93-4 ; res
piration, 18.
Signed, D. TV. Bliss,
J. J. WOODWAKD,
J. K. Barnes,
Robt. Reybukn,
Hamilton.
What Rockwell Says.
executive mansion, July xe, ll a. in.
Cel. Rockwell says the president is de
cidedly better this morning than he has
been at any time since he was wounded ;
that at the morning dressing there was a
free aud healthy discharge of pus from
the wound, and that that portion of- the
wound above the incision was observed te
have commenced healing.
The Carpet Blase Ge.
The surgeons, after a consultation en
the subject this morning ceneluded that
the removal of tbe heavy carpet which
new covers the iloer of the president's
chamber would be beneficial ; aud, con
sidering the brightness of the morning,
with a perfectly fresh and dry atmosphere,
together with the favorable condition
of the patient, it was decided te make
the change at once. The surgeons main
tain that the carpet absorbs the impurities
of the atmosphere which invariably exist
te a mere or less extent in the sick cham
ber and that it is a receptacle for the se
cretion of dust etc. The president's bed was
caic fully removed from his own room te a
room immediately across the hall where
he is new resting quietly. After the car
pet of the sick chamber is taken up the
floors will be carefully dusted and
a fire kindled in the grate for
the purpose of securing a thorough
vontilatieu. The president will net
be taken back te bis chamber fur
several hours. Fer the purpose of obviat ebviat
ting the sounds of footsteps upeu the
fleer strips of carpet will be placed in the
most frequented parts of the room.
It is considered that this arrangement;
will render the chamber much mero re
freshing te the patient, and that it will
henceforth be decidedly mere comfortable.
Had it been practicable the surgeons say
they would have ordered the change madu
before.
A Uoed Repert.
The attending surgeons say that the
president has net looked se well since he
was wounded as he docs this morning, and
that he is delighted with thochange which
is being made in his room and feels greatly
refreshed.
Midday Official Bulletin.
Executive Mansion, 12:30 p.'m. The
president bere the dressing of his wounds
this morning with less fatigue than hith
erto. It appears well and is discharging
sufficiently. Shortly aftdrwards his bed
was rolled into an adjoining room while
that occupied till new is being thoroughly
cleansed and put iu order. Pulse !)4, tem
perature OS, respiration 18.
Signed D. W. Bliss.
J. K. Barnes.
.1. J. Woodward.
Robt. Rkyiiuisn.
Uluiue te Lewell.
Washington, July 28. The following
has been sent by the secretary of state :
Lewell, Minister, Londen :
At 1 o'clock, p. m., the president's con
dition is very encouraging. Everything
has gene well with him since my dispatch
of last night
Signed, 1 Blaink,
Secretary of State.
Continued Satisfactory Improvement.
Executive Mansion, July 17, 2:20 p. m.
The condition of the president continues
te be in every way satisfactory. His pulse
at this hour is below 100 ; he is cntiiely
free from fever aud is resting
quietly. He has net yet been moved
back te his own room.
THE MEXICAN DEBT.
Officious Intermeddling Repudiated.
Chicago, July 28. A special te the
Times from the City of Mexico says :
"The government has information that
unauthorized parties in the United States
and England are endeavoring te form a
syndicate te readjust the national debt
held in England. The scheme is a pri
vate speculation and is repudiated by
the president and secretary of the treas
ury. Nobody has been authorized te make
any arrangements. The question will be
considered by the government at an early
date through official delegates, when satis
factory arangements will be made."
THE RAILROAD PRESIDENTS.
Discussing Terrapin and I'emery Sec.
Philadelphia, July 28. Owing te the
fact that President Roberts of the Penn
Bylvauiajrailread had been invited by Mr.
W. H. Vanderbiit te dine with him at the
Union League, a rumor gained currency
te the effect that a conference was te be
held looking toward a settlement of the
dispute ever the trunk line passenger and
freight rates. It is new stated upon geed
authority that there is no troth in this
rumor, and that the meeting is entirely of
a social charrcter.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, July 28. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, variable
winds, mostly northwest, and nearly sta
tionary barometer and temperature.
An Apparent Vcancy.
WAsniNGLON, July 28 Cel. Jno. C.
Bureh, secretary of the United States Sen
ate, died at his residence, in this city, at
half-past ene o'clock p. m. te-day, of or
ganic disease of the heart.
MAKKKTIL
Fieiadelphi Market.
I'HiLADnrHU, July SSL Fleur firm with
fair Inquiry: Superfine, $3 233 73; ex
tra f 4 WQ4 SO ; Ohie A Indiana funily, at
16 0036 37; Pennsylvania tamHy ts Vtt
600; St. Leuis de 18 0008 SO; Minnesota
Extra S 506 12 : de straight, 9S 2VI7 25 ; win
ter patent 650M7 25 : spring de m nQise.
Ryefleur at 4 50-8500.
wheat firm at an advance: Ne. 3 Western
Red Si SGI 38X; Del. and Penn'a Red
fl 2MJ1 25JS ; Amber. 1 2301 26.
Cern firm ; fair local demand ; steamer &
331c: sallyeUew 57c: saB mixed, 31Q&3c;
Ne. 3, mlxed, 5932Xc.
Oats firm and old crop advancing; Ne. 1
White at UQUXe ; Ne. 2. de 42X043C ; Ne. 3.
de 41Xc : Se. if Mlxed, Me ; new crop, 40912c
as te quality.
Rye new, 80e.
Previsions quiet : mess perk 918013 SO:
beet ham?, $22 50; India mess beet
v .
Bacen Smoked shoulders 7308c ; salt de
Bin . smeKeu nams i-ic; picueu
fuuiis, iiuu;c.
Lard market and nrtcea ntitat nltv kettlte
$1250; loose butcher' at 911011 SOc; prima
steam 912 1531225.
Bntter linn, withgoed demand; Creamery
extra at 21c; de geed te choice 31023c ;
Bradford county and New Yerk extra, 22c ;
firsts. lQ21e.
Rolls steady; Pennsylvania 150130 ; Wcstei n,
12011c.
Eggs near by stock scarce and firm. West
ern dull and weak; Penn'a 17017Kc; Wcst
ernltc. "
Cheese firm and fairly active ; New Yerk
full cream, llUHc ; Western full cream,
9$9?:Ie; de fair te geed, S09c.
Petroleum dull ; Refined 7ic.
Whisky firmer at 91 11.
Seeds Geed te prime Clever dull, 7iQ8Kc ;
Timethy dull :i 003 10; de Flaxsetd nomi
nal, 91 2201 25.
Hew xerat Market.
N-w euk. July 2S. Kleur State and West
ern without decided change and In very mod
erate expert and home trade demand : Super
fine State. 9(1504 (O ; extra de 918005 10; choice
de 15 155 25: fancy de 93 3006 73: round hoop
Ohie 94 9035 90 : choice de 93 3506 75 ; superfine
western 94 1504 75; common te geed ex
tra de 91 SO053O ; choice de 96 3508 75 ; choice
white wheat de, at 95 2506 25. South
ern firm ; common te fair extra 95 25
35 75 ; geed te chelcn de 95 8007 62W.
Vhca YsfiiVrfi higher : Ne. '1 red, cash,
2lJi! ;lle July, $1 2501 2U; de August,
91 26iS12fi-X;de September, 91 2771 28 ;
de October, 1 2UJl 29.
Cern a shade better, and rather quiet ;
mixed western spot, 4757?c ; de future, 57X
Q59c.
Oats cash and July very strong : late deliv
eries rather easier; Ne. 2 July, V?A; de
August. 33x4i3- ; de September. MX : de Oc
tober, 37; State, 49c; Western, 434,'.
Live Stock Markets.
Chicago. Hogs Receipts, 17,000 head-; ship
ments, 4.K0 head ; market firm and generally
ahade higher en geed quality; common te
geed mixed packing at 96 3006 60 ; light bacon,
$ti 40C 75, the bulk at 96 706 75 ; choice heavy,
$6 707 10, the latter being the highest price re
corded yet.
Cattle Receipts. 6,500 bead; shipment. 2,100
head; choice shipping and expert natives
sicatiy at. wsje s : common te medium null
and weaker at 94 2005 60 ; grass natives, 94 750
5 40 : range cattle steady : grass Texans. 92 900
04, the bulk at 93100340; Wyoming Texan
and half-breed steers, 93 7504 25 ; cows, 93 500
4; native butchers' 924005 25; stockers and
feeders, 925004 -SO.
fcheep Receipts, 1,000 head ; market slew and
easier; common te medium, 93 1504 25; fair te
geed 94 5004 75; choice, 94 OO05 SO ; lambs, 91 50
3 per head.
East Libkhty. Cattle Receipts, 527 head of
through and 374 head et yard stock ; prices a
triUe en from Monday ; all sold.
Begs Receipts 435 head : Philadelphlas at
$; 9006 97 : Yerkcrs'at 98 6506 75.
Sheep Receipt? 1,300 head ; market slew ;
$35005 20.
Noen Quotations of the Urala Market
Furnished by Jacoh B. Leng, Commission
Breker.
Cuicaoe. Aug. Sept. Oct.
Wheat $ 1.20 9 hWi 9 1.144$
Year.
91.12
Sept.
Cern 48 .48M .
Oals 3)i .'Ufa
Perk : 17.80 17.85
Lard 11.72 11.62 11.12
Philadelphia.
Aug. Sept. Oct.
Wl.eat 9 1.21 9 1.26 9 1.2S
Cern JS6 .57 .59
Oats J7? .36 .36K
(rain and 1'revlalGB Quotation.
One o'clock quotations of grain and provis previs
ions, furnished by S. K. Yundt, Breker, 15
r.iiw ami;; sircei.
ClUCAOO.
Aug.
July 28.
Oct.
91.15
.40
Sept.
wneai v i.m
9 1.15
.48
.28
18.07
11.57
Sept.
9 1.28
.58
Cern.
Oats'.
.48
30
18.10
11.72
Aus.
J OlK. ............ .
Lard... ..... ..
I'HILADILPUIA.
Oct.
1.28
.59
Wheat.
Cern...
9 1.25
.57
juech market.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends reported dally by
Jacob B. Lotte, N. E. Cor. Centra Square.
Nkw Yerk Stocks.
Stocks firmer.
July 28.
A. m. r. M. P. It
10:00 1:00 3.00
"fW4
124 124 126
110 111 111
65 66 66
23 22VC
120 122 121
109 109 108
93 99I0O
02 .... 90
122 123 124
16 .... 17
99 99 59'
4.1 43 4.1
42 43" 43
92 94 94
AI OtiPy a
Chicago A North Western
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul
Canada Southern
Jt . A la Vfa J !( a a
Del., Lack. Western
Delaware A Hudsen Canal.....
Denver & Rie Grande
Hannibal & St. Jee ,
I,ake Shere ft Mich. Southern..
Manhattan Elevated.
Michigan 'Central
Missouri. Kansas' Texas
N. Y.. Lake Erie ft Western...
New Jersey Central
N. Y., Ontario ft Western
New Yerk Central
31 31 31)
Ohie ft Mississippi.
Pacific Mall SteamsltTp Ce....
linp"
50
128
St. Paul ft Omaha 40,
de Preferred
101 101
Central Pacific
Texas Pacific...
Union Pacific
Wabash, St. Leuis ft Pacific
" Prclerred.
Western Union Tel. Ce
Philadelphia.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania RR.
liClldlnJC aa a a aaataaaaa'aaaaaaaa
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Buffalo, Pitts, ft Western
Northern Central
Northern Pacific.
" Prclerred
KcstenvlUe.................. ....
Philadelphia ft Erle R. R
Iowa Gulch Mining
Umitke States Bones.
United States 4 per cents
4 ' "
5
3 ".'.'.'.
93 ....
57 57
50 605;
89
80
89
c4
88
63
29
45
22
3J
77
64
'&
29
9 29
::: Sg
22
22
KI
38
78
21
ff
38
78
P.M.
1:00
"
114
101
. 102
Lecal stocks and Bea1.
Par
val.
LancCIty 6 per ct. Lean, due 1882. . .9100
" 1885... 100
" 1890... 100
" " 1895... 100
" 5 per ct. in 1 or 30 years. . 100
' 5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100
" 4 " In ler 20 years.; 100
" 4 " In 5 or 20 years.. 100
" 4 " Inl0er20yean. 100
MISCELLANEOUS bends.
Quarryvllle R. R., dne 1893 9100
Reading ft Columbia R. R,.due 1882 100
Las
8alw
9105
114
118.-.1
100
105
11-2
103
103 50
105
91U
102.5P
105.5f
103.50
106
Lancaster atcn co., one iss iuu
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 years . 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
it Ills IBu),! aaaaaaaaaaaavsAaaaaaaaaaaaa AlW
Stevens Heuse 100
BANK STOCKS
First National Bank. 9100
Farmers' National Bank 50
Lancaster County National Bank.. 50
Columbia National Bank 100
Ephrata National Bank 100
First National Bank, Columbia.. .. 100
First National Bank.Strasburg.... 100
First National Bank, Marietta 100
First National Bank, Mennt Jey.. 100
Lititz National Bank 100
Manheim National Bank............ K
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. 60
TTTMTIKS STOCKS.
70
91701X1
102.5
102.2
135
133
13I.53
202.5T
145.75
14191
tejsr-
Big Spring Beaver VaBey 9 9 le.2
Columbia ft Chestnut 'tini .'.'.'.'.'..... 25
Columbia A Washington., 25
Columbia Big Spring.............. 25
Lancaster ft Ephrata 25
Lane, Elizabeth t'n AM tddlet'n 100
Lancaster ft Fruitvllle. SO
Lancaster ftlLItitz.... 25
Lancaster; Williamstown 25
Lancaster ft Maner. 50
Lancaster A Manheim 25
Lancaster A Marietta 25
Lancaster ft New Helland 100
Lancaster ft Susquehanna. 300
I an(Mtifii A Wlllnv Rlreal OK.
20
18
20
14.19J
47.2
31
50
62.9V
53
SfS
30.49
a.fi
83
275.4
4.l9j 21
40
ra
WA 49K
IStrasburgft MiBpert 25
Marietta ft Maytown 25
Marietta ft Mount Jey 25